Wool - Agmarknet

(h)
(i)
(j)
Government may cancel or remove a grade
designation mark from a graded produce
(should such produce be found by such person
as not to comply with the definition of quality
prescribed for that article; provided that
whenever grade designation marks are removed
from graded produce belonging to distributors,
and not to authorised packers, the latter shall,
when so directed by the Agricultural Marketing
Adviser to the Government of India, make
good to the former any loss sustained as result
of the removal of the grade designation mark,
the loss being estimated on the basis of the
additional value that properly graded produce
would have obtained in the market over and
above the current market value of the
corresponding quantity of the upgraded
product);
all the rules made under the Agricultural
Produce (Grading and Marking ) Act, 1937
(and all instructions regarding methods of
sampling, analysis, submission of periodical
returns, etc., which may be issued from time to
time, by the Agricultural Marketing Adviser to
the Government of India), shall be observed;
any Certificate of Authorisation may be
cancelled, revoked, modified or suspended by
the Agricultural Marketing Adviser to the
Government of India or by any other person
authorised by the Central Government in that
behalf, provided that 14 days notice in writing
shall be given to the Certificate holder at the
address stated on the Certificate of
Authorisation and an opportunity given him for
showing cause why his Certificate of
Authorisation shall not be cancelled, revoked,
modified or suspended;
any holder of a Certificate of Authorisation
may, with the written consent of the
Agricultural Marketing Adviser to the
Government of India, use a replica of the
Agmark design on his business papers and
catalogues;
(k) any stencil, rubber stamp, punch or other
instrument or label required for marking graded
produce in the prescribed manner shall be
obtained only from the Agricultural Marketing
Adviser to the Government of India, or a
person authorised by him, on payment of such
charges as the Central Government may, from
time to time, fix in this behalf, shall be kept in
safe custody by the holder of the Certificate of
Authorisation, and shall, so far as may be, be
returned to the Agricultural Marketing Adviser
to the Government of India or such authorised
person when the Certificate of Authorisation
ceases to be valid;
(l)
the issue or use of grade designation mark
labels or any stencil, rubber stamp, punch or
other instrument required for marking graded
produce in the prescribed manner may be
withheld or withdrawn by the Agricultural
Marketing Adviser to the Government of India
or a person authorised by him in this behalf
without any notice, for such period as he may
consider expedient in the interest of better
marketing, if he is satisfied or has reasons to
believe that the authorised packer is not
applying, or is not likely to apply, grade
designation marks correctly : and
(m) the holder of a Certificate of Authorisation
shall pay such charges as may be prescribed by
the Central Government from time to time,
towards the expenses incurred in connection
with measures for enforcing the quality control
of scheduled articles marked with grade
designation marks including testing of samples
and inspection of such articles or with any
publicity work carried out to promote the sale
of any class of such articles.”
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